The audience member at BBC’s Question Time told the panelists that the British public knew what they were voting for in the Brexit referendum and Remainers should get on with it.
He said: “If we actually go back to the vote in 2016, we are told exactly what we were being asked to do.
“A leaflet was sent out by the British government to every household in the country that said this is your decision, the government will implement what you decide.
“It was clearly stated that leaving the European Union meant leaving the single market.
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“David Cameron said that, George Osbourne said that, the whole Remain campaign said that.”
His comments were met with a round of applause by the audience, but staunch anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller could be seen shaking her head.
He added that Remainer’s should stop these “delaying tactics” and stop asking for more votes on Brexit.
He said: “It’s about time that the Remainer’s at the moment stop with these delaying tactics. Express.
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